The Tailless Whip Scorpion (Amblypygi sp.) is a truly unique and captivating arachnid species, often mistaken for a spider or scorpion but belonging to its own fascinating order. Despite its intimidating appearance, it is completely harmless to humans and makes a calm, intriguing display invertebrate for enthusiasts and collectors. Known for their flat, crab-like bodies, elongated whip-like front legs, and gentle movements, tailless whip scorpions are perfect for anyone interested in observing the mystery and elegance of nocturnal arthropods. Our specimens are captive-bred, ensuring they are healthy, feeding well, and accustomed to terrarium life. Key Features: Captive-bred – healthy and acclimated to captivity Completely non-venomous and harmless Unique flattened body and extended sensory legs Size: 10–15 cm leg span (depending on species) Nocturnal and highly fascinating to observe Ideal for bioactive terrariums with tropical humidity Feeds on small live insects like crickets or roaches Care & Setup: Enclosure: Minimum 30×30×30 cm vertical terrarium with hiding spots Substrate: Moist coco fibre, moss, or leaf litter for humidity retention Temperature: 24–28°C Humidity: 70–90% with daily misting Lighting: Low light – prefers dim or red LED for nighttime observation Provide bark, cork, and vertical surfaces for climbing Feed 2–3 times per week with live insects appropriate to size Perfect for arachnid enthusiasts, educational setups, or those who appreciate the exotic side of nature, the Tailless Whip Scorpion adds mystery and movement to any invertebrate collection.
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